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Ottoman State Finances in Comparative European Perspective, 1500-1914 [PDF]
K. Kývanç Karaman, Þevket Pamuk
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SELJUK-GHAZNAVIDS RELATIONS AND THE PERCEPTION OF SELJUK ACCORDING TO TÂRÎH-İ BEYHAKÎ
2016Ghaznavids founded the greatest state of the era by acquiring Khorasan, North India during the reign of Sultan Mahmud. In the same territories, Seljuk Turkmens have founded Great Seljuk State under the leadership of Tugrul and Cagri Bey’s with utmost political durability, military capability, and high intellectuality.
AKKUŞ, Mustafa, ZEKİ, İzzetullah
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VIZIERSHIP INSTITUTION IN SELJUKS
2023Selçuklularda vezirlik müessesi ile ilgili bilgi verilmiştir.
BAYIR, Durdu Mehmet, CİĞER, Fatma Nur
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2018
Hunting that was performed as a kind of sports and in order to get ready for a battle by Turks, was considered as halal for the rulers. For that reason, it was one of the important activities during the period of Seljuks. Not only do we have information on that Tughril Beg, the first Sultan of Seljuks, went hunting but also we know that Sultan Malik ...
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Hunting that was performed as a kind of sports and in order to get ready for a battle by Turks, was considered as halal for the rulers. For that reason, it was one of the important activities during the period of Seljuks. Not only do we have information on that Tughril Beg, the first Sultan of Seljuks, went hunting but also we know that Sultan Malik ...
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1994
The Abbasids had been the most glorious dynasty in the history of the caliphate; but now, as they came increasingly under foreign sway, their power was dissipated as the empire began to fragment. The Isma’ilians (Ismailis or ‘Seveners’) had spread throughout the empire their message that the son (Mohammad) of Ismail (the seventh descendant of Ali, the ...
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The Abbasids had been the most glorious dynasty in the history of the caliphate; but now, as they came increasingly under foreign sway, their power was dissipated as the empire began to fragment. The Isma’ilians (Ismailis or ‘Seveners’) had spread throughout the empire their message that the son (Mohammad) of Ismail (the seventh descendant of Ali, the ...
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